| Location | Crete, IL |
Purpose (Objective): The incumbent is responsible for performing chemical analysis on food or pharmaceutical samples. The incumbent analyzes the concentration of certain components in samples. The incumbent must accurately prepare and process the samples to obtain the required results. The incumbent monitors daily activities of departmental personnel ranging from receiving samples to reporting results and ensures that analyses are performed correctly.
Provide guidance to departmental personnel on analysis procedures and the correct preparation of samples.
Analyze and interpret data and correct discrepancies before results are released or issued to clients. Ensure data is established in compliance with method requirements
Performs analyses with instrumentation (GC, LC, ICPMS, Protein, Fiber, etc.)
Utilize various instruments such as HPLC, GC, ICP, and ICPMS to determine the concentration of desired components in samples.
Prepare materials and samples for analysis and perform sample analysis
Prepare standards and reagents that are needed for the analysis procedure.
Maintain laboratory instruments in working order and make any minor repairs that are necessary.
Initiate and investigate customer complaints and non conformances. Determine root cause and corrective action.
Maintain knowledge of Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) required to complete job responsibilities.
This position has the responsibility and authority to identify departures from the quality system or test procedures and document such observation accordance with the prescribed complaint system.
Be able to perform a new method with minimal input from supervisor.
Keep up-to-date on assigned training.
Maintain equipment records in the appropriate software systems. Meet the housekeeping schedule on time.
Wash glassware as needed and prepare samples as needed.
Responsibility to support laboratory management in the implementation, maintenance, and improvement of the management system.
Perform other related tasks as needed